South Korean Scientist Cloning Coyote for the First Time
18 Oktober 2011
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SEOUL - Despite continued criticism from various parties, but scientists continue to conduct tests to animal cloning, which means doubling a creature exactly like the original.
As quoted by the Associated Press on Tuesday (10/18/2011), a South Korean team of scientists led by Hwang Woo Suk claimed that they had cloned a coyote for the first time in the world.
The Sooam Biotech Research Foundation said that the eight tails Coyote who was born last June was the result of efforts of various animal cloning has been done by them, in cooperation with the province of Gyeonggi in South Korea.
Party representatives said Gyeonggi province cloning efforts will help increase the number of Coyote in their region, and also will donate it to a local zoo and abroad.
Previously Professor Hwang makes a scene of the world's scientific community in 2005, when the business involves the cloning of human embryo cell system, false otherwise.
As quoted by the Associated Press on Tuesday (10/18/2011), a South Korean team of scientists led by Hwang Woo Suk claimed that they had cloned a coyote for the first time in the world.
The Sooam Biotech Research Foundation said that the eight tails Coyote who was born last June was the result of efforts of various animal cloning has been done by them, in cooperation with the province of Gyeonggi in South Korea.
Party representatives said Gyeonggi province cloning efforts will help increase the number of Coyote in their region, and also will donate it to a local zoo and abroad.
Previously Professor Hwang makes a scene of the world's scientific community in 2005, when the business involves the cloning of human embryo cell system, false otherwise.
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